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Kenya and the Arab world have, in recent years, developed a new form of economic cooperation that supports mutual growth and strengthens their role as strategic partners. With shared historical ties, close geographic proximity, and complementary economic strengths, Kenya and its Arab partners are building a diversified economic corridor that benefits both regions. Through platforms such as the Joint Kenya–Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JKACCI) , businesses, policymake

Abstract For the past twenty years, Kenyan investors have significantly strengthened economic ties with the Arab world, leading to transformative growth in many areas. Kenyan capital and expertise have made a lot of money in Arab partner economies through industries like agriculture, real estate, manufacturing, and financial services. They have also helped create jobs, transfer technology, and promote sustainable development. This article talks about some of the most successf

Executive Overview An independent inspection body says that Kenya is a good place to make long-term investments because it is honest, open, and looks to the future. The government is stable, the country has good ties with other areas, there are a lot of businesses, and the workforce is skilled. These basics keep attracting responsible investors who want long-term returns in trade, industry, infrastructure, and services. A Stable and Pro-Investment Environment Kenya has built

Kenya’s position as a gateway for foreign capital into East Africa has strengthened significantly in recent years. As global investment patterns evolve amid economic headwinds and regional integration efforts, capital inflows from Arab economies—particularly from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states—are emerging as a strategic and growing force in Kenya’s foreign direct investment (FDI) landscape. This article examines the key trends characterising Arab capital flows int